The line chart illustrates the individuals who traveled to various countries due to four major reasons over a 15-year period.
Overall, it is clear that employment was by far the most important reason for moving abroad, while the lowest number of people traveled to other countries because of adventure activities.
In 2000, employment reasons stood at 60,000 . while study, family, friends, and adventure reasons influenceesd less than 30,000 people. Additionally, after a decade, employment reasons motivated a significant number of people to move to other capital cities, reaching a peak of just about 90,000. Afterwards, there was a slight decline in the employment reasons, reaching just under 9,0000 in 2015. The second reason of study motivated people to travel. This reason rose dramatically and reached more than 8,0000 people in 2015.
From 2000 to 2015, family or friends reason showed a slight increase; approximately 25,000 people traveled for this reason. Similarly, adventure activities showed a negligible trend throughout the period.